The need for sustainable finance to reach net-zero by 2050 to mitigate the effects of climate change is a
pressing critical problem which requires a global response if we are to be successful. This international
conference will bring together leading academics, policymakers, and regulators to evaluate current
issues affecting and shaping the evolution of the broad financial services sector, focusing on sustainable
finance and emerging issues in Green Fintech. We invite substantial, original, unpublished research
submissions in this area. Green fintech goes well beyond ‘clean’ cryptocurrencies and includes all
fintech applications that can demonstrate relevance and impact on achieving the financial aspects of
the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The best submissions will have the option to be published in a Special Issue of Finance Research Letters and the International Review of Economics and Finance. Authors who wish their paper to be considered for either of the two special issues need to indicate during the conference submission process that they opt for dual submission, i.e., conference and journal.
After the conference, the authors will be notified and given detailed instructions on submitting papers to special issues. Papers submitted will not be subject to submission fees but will go through the usual review process per each journal’s guidelines.
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AIM: An open forum discussion with Professor Brian Lucey, Editor in Chief International Review of
Financial Analysis, International Review of Economics and Finance, and Professor Samuel Vigne, Editor
in Chief Finance Research Letters, on why papers get rejected, publication dilemmas, and common
errors in research papers. Driven by audience questions, they will provide answers that will assist in
getting to and through the review stage. This should be of particular benefit to Ph.D. students and more
junior researchers, but all are welcome.
Intercontinental hotel, Abu Dhabi, King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St, Al Bateen.
Conference delegates staying at the Intercontinental Hotel Abudhabi can get special room rates through this link:
Delegates looking for alternative accommodation in Abudhabi, please check:
Abu Dhabi Department of Tourism and Culture: https://visitabudhabi.ae/en/events
Submission deadline
For paper submissions, or extended abstracts
Notification of acceptance of paper
Conference registration deadline - presenters and participants
The registration fee is US$450) for the two days (23 & 24 February)
Early bird, other payment categories, and different payment methods are available.
The registration fee for AbuDhabi University Global Engagement Program (GEP) members is US$400. To learn more about the Global Engagement Program (GEP) and to register click here.
For further information, please email brianmlucey@gmail.com
Professor Philip Hamill, Abu Dhabi University
Professor Andrew Urquhart, ICMA Center
Professor Andrew Urquhart, ICMA Center
Professor Haitham Nobanee, Abu Dhabi University, UAE
Professor Charilaos Mertzanis, Abu Dhabi University, UA